huyáis

Huyáis is the second-person plural present subjunctive form of the Spanish verb huir, meaning to flee or run away. It is used in subordinate clauses that require the subjunctive mood, typically to express doubt, desire, emotion, possibility, or hypothetical situations. This form is specifically attached to the subject vosotros, which is standard in Spain and some regions that use the vosotros form; in many Latin American varieties the corresponding form with ustedes is huyan.

Conjugation and form: in the present subjunctive, the paradigm is yo huya, tú huyas, él/ella/usted huya, nosotros huyamos, vosotros huyáis, ellos/ellas/ustedes huyan. The verb huir is irregular in several tenses, and in the present subjunctive the stem is huy- with the characteristic endings for each person. The pronunciation of huyáis is [uˈjáis], with the stress on the ending.

Regional note: because many Spanish-speaking countries use ustedes instead of vosotros, the most common form in Latin America for “you all flee” is huyan (subjunctive with ustedes) or simply huyan in contexts requiring the subjunctive.

Usage examples:

- Espero que vosotros huyáis de la ciudad antes de que cierre la frontera.

- No creo que vosotros huyáis si se presenta el peligro.

- Quiero que hagáis una salida segura; no quiero que vosotros huyáis sin avisar.

In translation, huyáis corresponds to “you all flee” in contexts requiring the present subjunctive, or “that you all flee” within a sentence.